Foeskes - 24-7-2017 at 06:40
After looking around for a while I couldn't really find an exact result. After looking at the msds of the lighter fluid(ronsonol brand), it says
aliphatic hydrocarbons or naphtha. I assume it's a composition of pentane, hexane and heptane.
unionised - 24-7-2017 at 07:14
It will be a mixture of those and their isomers and also things like methyl cyclopentane.
Foeskes - 24-7-2017 at 14:52
Is naphtha essentially petroleum ether?
Corrosive Joeseph - 28-7-2017 at 17:11
Boiling Point - 100 to 155 degrees C at 760mmHg
Ain't no n-pentane, n-hexane or n-heptane in there.......... Not in theory anyways
/CJ
Attachment: Ronsonol_MSDS.pdf (57kB)
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[EDIT] - Stupid typo
[Edited on 29-7-2017 by Corrosive Joeseph]
[Edited on 29-7-2017 by Corrosive Joeseph]
Corrosive Joeseph - 29-7-2017 at 08:11
More of the same for 2008.......... Kind of............ But it has been changed
It used to have a boiling point of 100 to 125 degrees C at 760mmHg
/CJ
Attachment: Safety Data Sheet Ronson Lighter Fluid May 08.pdf (42kB)
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